Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
The process of applying fertilizer to soil or plants to provide nutrients. Fertilizer application methods include broadcasting, side-dressing, and fertigation. For instance, using a spreader to evenly distribute fertilizer across a field.
mouse: a small rodent (Mus musculus) that may be found in fields, barns, stores, etc., where it may cause damage. Managing mouse infestations can help farmers protect their crops and stored products, ensuring better health and productivity.
infiltration: The passing of water into the soil or into a drainage system. Helps farmers manage irrigation and soil water levels.
nomadic: adjective referring to nomads. Nomadic grazing systems involve moving livestock to different pastures to prevent overgrazing and maintain pasture health. Farmers can benefit from adopting nomadic grazing practices, as they promote sustainable land management, improve forage availability, and enhance soil health. This approach reduces the need for supplemental feeding, lowers input costs, and supports healthy livestock growth. Embracing nomadic grazing contributes to sustainable and resilient farming systems.
glidewort: Same as common hemp nettle. Managing glidewort helps prevent competition with crops and ensures better yields.
The process of developing and implementing a strategic plan for mushroom farming operations, including goals, resources, and financial projections. For example, creating a mushroom farm business plan to guide decision-making and achieve long-term success.
Dogs Trust: A UK charity that campaigns for the welfare of dogs. Dogs Trust provides resources, adoption services, and educational programs to promote responsible dog ownership. Farmers can benefit from the charity’s guidance on dog care and training.
once grown seed: Seed obtained from plants grown from a certified seed and intended for use by the farmer on their own farm, and not for resale. Using once grown seed can reduce input costs and ensure crop consistency. Farmers can benefit from understanding seed certification and saving practices to maintain quality and compliance.
Providing balanced diets to calves to support their growth and health. Calf nutrition includes milk or milk replacer, starter feed, and water. For example, feeding high-quality milk replacer to calves to ensure they receive essential nutrients.
plant cover: The percentage of an area occupied by plants. Helpful content: Assessing plant cover is important for managing soil health and preventing erosion. High plant cover can protect soil from wind and water erosion, improve water infiltration, and enhance biodiversity on farms.
